Temple & FH
This word is often used to describe people meeting with missionaries and learning about the gospel
Who are “Friends”
< Investigators >
Name of the entity that plans a Ward Youth Conference
What is “Ward Youth Council”
Phrase used to describe a brother who is on the High Council
What is a “High Councilor” ?
<High Councilman>
Language used to dismiss youth/men following the sacrament
What is ~“Thank you, we’ll now proceed…”
<“We’d like to thank the priesthood and dismiss them to sit with their families”>
End of year meeting with a Bishop relating to tithing
What is “Tithing Declaration”
<Tithing Settlement>
Language used to *verbally* describe the 109th Section of the Doctrine and Covenants
What is “Doctrine and Covenants 109” or “Section 109 of the Doctrine and Covenants” …
<Verbal “D and C 109” > (D and C = Dilation and Curettage, an uncomfortable medical procedure sometimes used after a miscarriage)
Name of a camp young women attend annually
What is “Young Women Camp”
< Girl’s Camp >
Name of the initiative working to remember the Savior from Christmas to Easter (and year-round).
What is “Always Remember Him”
Age at which a General Authority Seventy no longer actively serves
The brother who presides in a sacrament meeting when Pres. Hjorth steps in the back and is noticed by the Bishop.
Who is: The Bishop
< No need to recognize a stake presidency member unless on he is on the stand >
This phrase is often used to describe the first time a member attends an endowment session.
What is ~“Received their endowment”
< Take out their endowment >
How the ABQ East Stake defines the requirement for youth to use a life preserver during a natural water activity (without a swim test)
What is natural water past the waist
Updated language for prior 1) Disciplinary Council, 2) Informal Discipline, 3) Formal Discipline, 4) Excommunication
What is “1) Membership Council, 2) Informal Membership Restrictions, 3) Formal Membership Restrictions, 4) Membership Withdrawl”
Phrase used to describe a high councilor’s assignment to work with primary,
“I work with the Primary”
“I’m assigned/ have stewardship with Primary”
<I’m over the Primary>
Language used to sustain a member in a new calling during sacrament meeting
What is ~“[Name] has been called as [position]. Those in favor of sustaining [him or her] may show it by the uplifted hand. [Pause briefly.] Those opposed, if any, may also show it. [Pause briefly.]”
< “We would like your sustaining *VOTE* for [Name]…” >